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Delhi-NCR Weather Update: IMD Issues Yellow Alert for July 28–29, Thunderstorms and Moderate Rain Expected

Delhi NCR Weather Forecast: IMD Issues Yellow Alert for July 28–29 as Rain and Thunderstorms Return
Delhi NCR Weather Forecast: IMD Issues Yellow Alert for July 28–29 as Rain and Thunderstorms Return

New Delhi, India | July 25, 2026

Delhi NCR Weather Forecast

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Yellow Alert for the National Capital Region (NCR) on July 28 and July 29, forecasting thunderstorms, gusty winds, and light to moderate rainfall across Delhi and adjoining areas.

According to the latest IMD forecast, weather conditions are expected to remain relatively stable between July 25 and July 27, with generally cloudy skies and occasional light rain or drizzle. No weather warning has been issued for these three days.


Weather Outlook for July 25–27

The IMD expects comfortable daytime temperatures with intermittent cloud cover over the weekend.

July 25

  • Maximum Temperature: 34°C
  • Minimum Temperature: 25°C
  • Humidity: 75–85%
  • Generally cloudy skies
  • Light rain or drizzle possible
  • No weather warning

July 26

  • Maximum Temperature: 34°C
  • Minimum Temperature: 26°C
  • Humidity: 65–90%
  • Mostly cloudy conditions
  • Isolated light rain or drizzle
  • No weather warning

July 27

  • Maximum Temperature: 34°C
  • Minimum Temperature: 26°C
  • Humidity: 55–75%
  • Cloudy weather throughout the day
  • Light showers likely
  • No weather warning

Yellow Alert Issued for July 28

The weather is expected to become significantly more active on July 28.

The IMD forecasts:

  • Maximum Temperature: 33°C
  • Minimum Temperature: 24°C
  • Light to moderate rainfall
  • Thunderstorms
  • Lightning
  • Gusty winds
  • Possible squally conditions

According to the forecast, rain and thunderstorms could occur during morning, afternoon, evening, and nighttime, prompting the department to issue a Yellow Alert for the entire NCR region.


Stormy Weather to Continue on July 29

The unsettled weather pattern is expected to continue on July 29.

Forecast conditions include:

  • Maximum Temperature: 32°C
  • Minimum Temperature: 23°C
  • Widespread cloud cover
  • Light to moderate rain
  • Thunderstorms
  • Strong winds throughout the day

The IMD has kept the Yellow Alert in effect due to the likelihood of thunderstorms and gusty winds affecting daily activities.


Conditions Expected to Improve on July 30

The department expects weather conditions to improve from July 30.

Forecast:

  • Maximum Temperature: 33°C
  • Minimum Temperature: 24°C
  • Partly to generally cloudy skies
  • Light rain or drizzle at isolated places
  • No weather warning

The IMD said no significant weather alert has been issued for the day.


Temperatures to Remain Stable

Meteorologists expect temperatures across Delhi-NCR to remain relatively stable over the coming days.

Persistent cloud cover and periodic rainfall are likely to prevent any sharp rise in temperatures, providing relief from intense summer heat, although humidity levels may continue to make conditions feel uncomfortable at times.


Public Advisory

The IMD has advised residents to:

  • Monitor official weather updates before traveling.
  • Exercise caution during thunderstorms and strong winds.
  • Avoid standing under trees or near electric poles during lightning activity.
  • Drive carefully on rain-soaked roads due to reduced visibility.
  • Secure loose outdoor objects that could be affected by gusty winds.

Key Highlights

  • IMD has issued a Yellow Alert for Delhi-NCR on July 28 and July 29.
  • Thunderstorms, gusty winds, and light to moderate rainfall are expected.
  • July 25–27 will remain mostly cloudy with occasional drizzle and no weather warnings.
  • Temperatures are expected to range between 32°C and 34°C during the forecast period.
  • Weather conditions are likely to improve again from July 30.
  • Cloud cover and rainfall are expected to keep temperatures from rising significantly